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13th April 2017, 14:41 | #11 |
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The condom does stop the "backsplash squirt" that occurs through the holes in the bottom of the reservoir when the clutch is released, fluid sometimes escaping via the vent hole in the top, if the level is high.
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I appreciate there is a breather in the cap, that has to be there to prevent a vacuum or pressure above the fluid. Fluid is more likely to slop out around the sides of the MC reservoir, than via the breather - due to enthusiastic driving, so I ensure they are sealed by the cut condom or as others suggest, an O ring.
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